Springhill 40

Springhill 40 is an exceptionally rare offering in one of the most coveted and historic areas in the Gallatin Valley. Almost impossibly secluded and located in the shadow of Ross Peak, this property is in a vibrant and varied wildlife corridor near the Springhill community. Tom Reese Creek and Evan Reese Creek turn into Reese Creek, flowing through the property for about a third of a mile. Just 25± minutes north of Bozeman, this 40± acre private escape is the epitome of scenic beauty. The acreage is comprised of lush wetlands and groves of aspens with exquisite views of the south face of the Bridger Mountains and Gallatin Valley. Springhill 40 is roughly rectangular and consists of two 20± acre parcels. The property is well-diversified with lush meadows, numerous springs, aspen and willow trees, and exceptional views of the Bridger Mountains and Gallatin Valley. The topography is relatively flat and usable, and the acreage climbs very gently from west to east toward the Bridgers. The property and its neighborhood are protected from any significant subdivision by the county regulations of the Reese Creek Zoning District. This protection is an increasingly valuable feature contributing to the high quality of life in the Reese Creek/Springhill community. Springhill 40 has power up to the parcels, and the road into the acreage has been recently improved. From various points on the acreage, you may enjoy vistas of the Gallatin Valley and five mountain ranges or the abrupt features of the Bridger Mountains and Ross Peak. The property offers privacy while affording the owner proximity to Bozeman and Bridger Bowl Ski Area.